Local Social Notes From Centerville Area
Mr and Mrs Kim Cline and family spent Sunday with Jr Callen. Mr and Mrs BR E Lure and daughters attended church in Centerville Sunday. Harold Turner and children visited George Howell home Sunday. Mr Riggle is visiting his son Al via and family. Theo Miller and Frances shopped in Moravia Saturday night. J BR Callen was a Centerville caller Saturday. Ernest Hiatt visited U S Hiatt home Sunday. Alvin Riggle and son Lester were in Centerville Saturday. F W Blumenstock and E C Tucker erecting barn on Turner farm. Callens and Ardis at Clarence Millers Monday. Threshing machine company met at the school house Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Cline
Dorothy
Maxine McDanel
Ernest Hiatt
U. S
Local Social News Notes from Fairview and Surrounding Homes
Fairview residents share weekend visits with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Pete Pappas and Miss Clara Herteen spend time at nearby homes. Several families, including the Irelans and Stockers, hosted and visited relatives in Blakesburg and Illinois. John Herteen injured his toe with an axe and received medical care. Weekend callers included Mrs Sarah Dukes and the Moss families plus Hugh Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Pappas
T. Fletcher
Clara Herteen
John Herteen
Myrtle Fullerton
Darla
Dean
Rex
Ray
Clarence Irelan
Sim Stocker
Blakesburg
Elvin Stocker
Fred Moss
California
Stanford Doud
Billy
Lea Patsy
Hugh Moss
Illinois
Sarah Dukes
Larry Shate tale in Paris fuels brash Irish romance
In spring drizzle two Irish youngsters Michael Flannagan and Patrick Murphy lounge in Paris near the Madeleine and Loft Bank. Over aperitif, Pat recalls Larry Shate’s rise from a clerical dream to a Paris affair with a French dress parlor girl, a wild street fight, and a bold risk that ended with a dramatic escape and a daring romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flannagan
Patrick Murphy
Paris
Ireland
The
Madeleine
Iunspail
Uafe
Pat
Larry Shate
Mike
Larry
Tim
Jack
Tarry
Dresain
America
Thia
Carry
Larry Graba
Johndormes
Gopa
Larree
Bernhardt
Pheasants Cleared in Grain-Eating Charge
The pleasant has been acquitted of the charge of devouring grain. It is noted that pheasants eat 100 different kinds of insects, many pests, and also seed of some vegetable pests. In the gizzards of 285 birds examined only a few grain seeds were found.
Golden Eggs Were His Reward
A cottage row near Mount Vernon hosts Jack Danvers recovering from an injury while Irma Westlake and Ted Everly share a summer with neighboring hens. Irma’s eggs, baked for Jack, lead to a sweet liaison as a visiting girl unknown to Jack delivers nourishment and hints at a growing romance between Jack and Irma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
Mount Vernon Way
Duck Danvers
Ted Everly
Jack
Ted
Hla
Throwab
Irma Westlake
Westlake
Onanvera
Everly
Irm
Irma
Jack Danvers
Hiattsville Family News and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rose spent Sunday at the Powells home. The Callens near Denver visit parental W. I Callen. Neff and Hintt visits noted. Wesl ey Children s Day program planned next Sunday evening. Several local families gathered at Hiatt and Dillard households. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Martha Chambers of Des Moines. Minor printer correction noted for names Faulkner and Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rose
Dwight Powell
Theo Miller
Francis
J.C. Young
Misa Emma Young
Claude Callen
Denver
Gus Hiatt
Tom Hiatt
Blumenstock and Tucker
CG. F. Turner
George Howell
W. A. Rose
Dorothy
Keith Rose
Albis
J. C. Neff
E. F. Tucker
Dorin Wales
Cy Jones
Clella
Ervin Lincox
Lowell VanDorin
Russell Dillard
Spring Hill
Gass Hiatt
Stella Robinson
Guss Hiatt
Margaret
Rutye
Frank Chambers, Jr
R. Hiatt
Catherine, Hiatt
Martha Chambers
Des Moines
Chas. Funkhouser
Chas
Faulkner
Christinia Johnson Born in Kinser Valley Family
Mr and Mrs Alex Johnson announce the birth of a daughter named Christinia. G R Darby and Johnson homes were visited by H C Peterson and Bill Perry of Albig. Local folks traveled to Iowa City, Monroe County Fair Grounds hosted Farm Bureau, and rain fell with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Johnson
Christinia
H. C. Peterson
Bill Perry
Albig
G. R. Darby
Tom Taylor
H. C. Darby
Roy
Donald
Dorothea Darby
Iowa City
George Darby
Farm Bureau
Monroe County Fair
Homer Newburn
Centerville
Ed. Sutton
Hocking
Sutton
M. M. Darby
Albia
E. G. Lincox
Clair
Moravia
Roy Darby
Woodcock Family News From Mt Pleasant and Moravia
Mt Pleasant notes list Albia visitors Mrs Naomi Woodcock of Albia visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs A F Woodcock. J E Callen home hosts Dele Hintt from Oskaloosa. E C Delong Moravia caller. Homer Brown and W A Brown make Moravia business calls and John Callen home visits. Chester Woodcock and wife visit his parents A I Woodcock Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Woodcock
Albia
Zell Callen
J. E. Callen
W. A
Homer Brown
Avia
Naomi Woodcock
A. F. Woodcock
Dele Hintt
Oskaloosa
E. C. Delong
John Callen
Chester Woodcock
A. I. Woodcock
Oleomargarine Tax Set At Five Cents A Pound
Iowa officials report a five cent per pound oleomargarine tax will take effect on July 4th. Dairy and Food Division chief R G Clark notes dealers differ in expected impact. One manufacturer foresees a halving of sales while another can absorb the cost. full effects remain unclear until the tax inspection fee operates for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Divion
Clark
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Apache
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Rma
Hinself
Tom
Honnie
Orma
Lintia
Irivia
Hiattsville
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J. Co. Penney Co
South Side Square
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Swift
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West Side Cafe
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